Fluid Motion Logic Mod FAQ

The mod works out of the box with sensible defaults, but you can open the mod settings menu to adjust animation speed, smoothness, and which body parts animate together to match your preference.

This usually happens when animation speed settings conflict with other mods or when layered animations aren't syncing properly; try lowering the animation smoothness value slightly or check that no other animation mods are overriding arm positions.

Yes, Fluid Motion Logic is designed to work alongside popular mods like Better Combat; the mod's layered system lets combat animations blend naturally with movement animations without conflicts.

Adjust the swimming motion cycle speed in the mod settings to match your preferred pace, and ensure that upper and lower body animation synchronization is enabled so your limbs move together naturally underwater.

Fluid Motion Logic is lightweight, but if you're experiencing lag, try disabling idle pose animations or reducing animation smoothness in the settings; you can also check if shader mods are conflicting with the animation rendering.

This happens when animation speed doesn't match your movement speed setting; go to the mod config and adjust the animation speed multiplier to sync with how fast your character actually moves.

Yes, the mod runs smoothly on both singleplayer and multiplayer servers, and other players will see your fluid animations as long as they have the mod installed too.

You can disable individual animation types in the mod settings menu—toggle climbing, swimming, crawling, or idle poses on or off depending on what you want to customize.

Try relogging or restarting your world; if the problem persists, check that no conflicting mods have updated and consider resetting the mod's animation cache in the config folder.

Lower the animation smoothness and speed values in the settings to make movements more subtle and closer to the classic Minecraft feel while keeping the fluid improvements.